Honda Accord Sun Visor Replacement

Super simple install, excellent fit, great color match to original. Should have bought the passenger side as well.

This visor matches the OEM Accord visor exactly. Color match gray is perfect. The extending shaft inside being plastic as opposed to the super thin-walled metal tube in the OEM doesn't bother me at all. Some people have trouble with the Honda insane mounting method for these things. All I can say is watch as many Youtube videos as you can on this install and pay attention to the little release tab and rotating the mounting block so it fits in the odd-shaped cutout in the car roof. If it's not rotated to the right position, it's not going to go into the opening. When you figure out the release tab and take out the old visor, unplug the light wire and pay close attention to the orientation of the rotating mounting block as it comes out of the roof; release the tab on your new one and make your new visor mounting block rotation match the old one just as it came out, and your new one will pop right in. Summary: this visor is great and a good value; this thought will carry you through as you figure out Hondas crazy way of mounting it.

No more smacking your forehead on those stock sun-visors that don’t stay put. Had these for several weeks now and the pivot mechanism is improved from the original design. They work smoother and stay in place. The color is slightly darker than stock but not readily noticeable. Definitely watch you-tube videos on how to replace as it’s a little finicky at first.

This item fits a 2010 Honda Accord. The look and build quality, you would never guess that it was not OEM from Honda. I did watch a few YouTube videos regarding installation, and as always, it seems easier than what it actually is. The problem I had was not this visor, but in removing the old, damaged one. This is a good replacement.

So far so good. 8/22/25. Will update if anything changes. 2010 Honda Accord. Perfect fit. Feels better than OEM that costs almost $300. Gray color matches very well. You will not be disappointed.

The replacement visor for my Clarity costs about 10x the price of this Accord one. I compared the Clarity part with the Accord part and could not find a functional difference. There's a cosmetic difference - the size of the airbag warning label - but, I didn't really care.It was difficult getting the old visor out. There is a tab you press while turning the visor 45 degrees. On youtube videos, once you turn it, the visor drops out. I wasn't so lucky, so I eventually pried the old one from the roof until the old plastic broke. Luckily, that happened before the metal in the ceiling was damaged.The new one snapped in pretty easily.

It works great for me

Only giving this three because the stock Honda visor has a chrome metal tube running the length of the visor. This one of course, is plastic. But the hardest thing was figuring out how to remove the old one and then install the new one. Why couldn’t Honda just have run two screws to hold the thing on. Even after watching numerous Utube vids, did we finally get the new one installed. Could not re-plug the visor vanity light as that wire just got in the way of trying to put the new one in, so we left it disconnected. The lady said she never uses the light anyway as she never touches her make up up in the dark. Smile. I would buy this again, but beware as it is a bit*h to install.